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Risk Disclosure
Private market investments carry significant risk, including the risk of losing the full amount invested. The risks below are not exhaustive.
Loss of capital
Private market investments can result in the loss of some or all of the capital invested. Returns are not guaranteed.
Illiquidity
Holdings are typically difficult to sell. An investor may be unable to exit an investment at a time of their choosing, or at all.
Lack of a secondary market
There is generally no established market in which private holdings can be traded, and no assurance that one will develop.
Limited information
Private companies and transactions are not subject to public-market disclosure requirements. Information may be incomplete, unaudited or provided by the counterparty itself.
Valuation uncertainty
Valuations of private assets are estimates. They may not reflect the price achievable on a sale and can change materially.
Business and counterparty risk
Performance depends on the underlying business or counterparty. A borrower may default, a developer may fail to complete, and a company may cease trading.
Market risk
Wider economic conditions, interest rates, property markets and commodity prices can all affect outcomes.
Concentration risk
A single private investment can represent a significant exposure to one asset, business or counterparty.
Regulatory and legal risk
Changes in law, regulation or the enforceability of documentation can affect an investment and the rights attaching to it.
Currency risk
Where an investment is denominated in a currency other than the investor's own, exchange-rate movements can affect returns.
Investment horizon
Private market investments generally require a long-term view. Timelines can extend well beyond initial expectations.
Tax considerations
The tax treatment of an investment depends on the investor's own circumstances and may change. Investors should obtain their own tax advice.
Not an exhaustive list
The risks described above are examples of the risks that may apply to private market investments. They are not a complete list, and additional risks specific to an individual opportunity may apply.
Independent advice
Investors should obtain their own independent legal, tax and financial advice where appropriate, and should not rely on any information provided by Alwayz Capital as advice or as a recommendation. Alwayz Capital does not provide investment advice, does not manage investor capital and does not guarantee any outcome.
No performance information
This website does not present historical performance figures. Where any figures are provided by a counterparty in relation to a specific opportunity, they are that party's own and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Last updated: September 2026